Cover of Penn & Teller's How to Play in Traffic

Penn & Teller's How to Play in Traffic

Penn & Teller know travel! They've taken every mode of transportation from motorcycles to the QE2 and stayed everywhere from Motel 6 to The Plaza (Motel 6 is better — they explain why).Now, the beloved authors of Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends present practical jokes, miracles, and anecdotes that make travel so much fun, who cares if you're never invited back!

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How to Play in Traffic isn't just for travelers. It's a laugh-out-loud read, sure to delight armchair-traveling tricksters — and offer real tricksters step-by-step instructions for staying out of court.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 240 pages

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